Spaying female dogs and cats eliminates the possibility of ovarian cancer and reduces the incidences of breast cancer.

Neutering male dogs and cats reduces the incidences of prostate cancer.

Spayed and neutered dogs and cats have healthier lives.

Spayed and neutered animals are calmer, more obedient, more affectionate pets.

Spaying eliminates the female's heat cycle which can occur two times a year in a dog and three or more times a year in a cat.

Spaying eliminates the spotting or staining which is part of a female dog's cycle.

Neutered cats are less likely to mark territory by spraying.

Spayed or neutered pets are less likely to bite, be aggressive, bark excessively, or exhibit destructive behavior.

Neutered pets are less likely to roam the neighborhood, run away, get into a fight, or be hit by a car.